Saint John's Church, in Munich
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1965.v18.i171.4366Abstract
This church is built on a circular plan, and within its interior, excentrically located, a second circle, of 28 m diameter has been disposed. Between the two, there is a scythe shaped space which houses the baptistery, a chapel for confession boxes, a sacristy, an organ, and various annexes. In addition, the following features are also included in the total project: the parochial hall, the campanile, the building housing the priest's home, offices, a library, and rooms for juveniles. The heating installation for the whole project is located in the cellar.
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